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Sthe e~io of tei Texoart
in the emt of theq~rune of androSn
,b-.the mother eprnmen wor -
.. . i t-ken poseeon 6a' by the
* - ry (of Goliar) wa l one of the ea ,se-s-t
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him ae to thes ohi mu
ap ses i oh f the city' pop- te
l ed thle e wih all the isremet
wh ve i eatoe case lay hoi
~t~ upreme Court.u It lwas then
*U~m~ a~· wall the ekfwll
ismeate aod}edh angmrn
aonforer to,
S1awo forhi al ierle e thse
rn. I of b sn lin fie to es
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e mthe, pger meirmno
ne bee e to .none
see adi nd an trs
u-ym. meo yd
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. . .. " proprietor of f hoted Mr.a
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l .l .n S tr .at S An
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ll1~1 mI b~
Cl·meo
the th d
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seismebers of it,
bfe.r .
- a dh t nevere d-.
uo fte hPerest ot
46
who~ :wooss i-ndone ad
Biomaer , wo e sitread b Jh eir ,gwodT
etthersand al- oriwhm were
ooeekus sons o high rank, who w-ere de
r doi oJnig -in so holy a woek bytheir,
othe nsd presence. They wi e the Douke
feeglna" o Majordomo of mthe Court of
o ~ o mensdnt- the npthy~ andh theran
Masonses o 4 l aeaviand their daughter,
the Bloba at tAeo Ion el-ohngeisal
ths Barse` .hotesaerarof Chionsteance'
NoelBaivd.i md dn. e --toa nae A sbw-o
U iein wlidt Christians- I the alter
eonf oaf sa- e .day,, accoapalsed by
ards . and ih tse leag the pious
er trtno had co-operated in the work,
also p tl no"rbyhilren, I ceongratulate
iund ofth ~ee Congregation di t Esopsrt,
thed who was imself converted Jew is
iuder oidieratoPoo the Congregationr
Rits, and- as miracles have obie wor
ed reoentlyby his intercession-his Beatr
tcdon will not probably be long delayed,
and -the Jaewish bation win now count a
of modern salute. The neophyte sad their
spo rson leaving th Pope reps ie to
e tomb of St. Peter to mak a epecial act
of allegiance to the Vicar of Christ and of
thanksgiving for the groat graceejustre
reived.t ardinal Moreno, Archbishop of
Valladolid saited by Mgr. Cheea, Arch
bishop of 4uato, and M Ordones, Bisho
of omba, consecrated g. Jo e Maria
Lirsabaro, S. J., .to the episcopal see of
uinaytqul r AU the consecrated and assit
ant bishops, by a curious coincidence,
bears the name of rs nato s, and o the eon
secrationr took placet the altar of the Holy
Founder. Mgr. Lissabaru, in accordance
with the rule of the Socmety, only acep t
the see in onsemuence of aL express order
of the Pope. Press of matte last wree
Thol t the ythe eoeeant eing the
Catdin e of konee (de Bononoe) sand
the oonecae4 bishop tbh pewVcar
herool.e bs or La. ILt Hi to
Hia~ac~u~s ~n8es Berered and Dveou,
ion wthe ona d o the Uoreih es
blof befretheir drohepo arst on the rLo
and the sdod o the sole Ie ahl harn
probablty Mg r fidel gees fo martyrdom
twhoam h at an orwnhich ha wll do
immediately after e dadato' , mt cmt in
wi·c d beu dentaly dierie to te eapart
vmo the andP at nombers of hisn Ca
tho i were present tat eHo the eei,
the Prin"es Orii whom devotion tuh
-is4Fo ,ndmir attieren Hol Ceomm
noe lihd bleo e ALl do the Zora es O
b etore bpefoes-te, Mpr.b e rdied othme
hero b~iesh f olies naMedlart month eo
tim catery of AStaathoreis, re prsnting
their various caseseo of noblemen mer
to whom they had bronght an address of
dherensle to the dogma of Ponti real en
follhioty. All thes peronmere depoed
yalge anbd inflentia distrbct to protest
oissoat , the sttltld t of certain German Ca
thol(i. in the reant eveats rhegading the
His Holiness administered HolyComsa
heon with his own hand to the foreirn ex
hibitors before their departure from Rome.
killed in bsatle m the campaign of 1867T in
defmene sadist tea asound mejoha in re
lly ndetad deton follow
S t to thefull prates and doe -
tii |'ortI oir
t, Slswe hit fs to observe but
' 2::,do if I km been taLing
' r-e" Alkp ofaslljW. o, ch, ih
Sdirct an-Cetl d*thrt-nine -rt
~4 S sa adatho peep satf th leo , of Comr
h w~kiok t their ordinl
t~ies .,@ , O lqpasyo fPday, in at
* Zwglim o C iasetb 4 oountry. harve
Sa atid et a
de thionse
4 _faltheo o the Rom
o 9 r bethem elve a
dFa hgion has onen that dray
Sma Cath.doli otitea of of England.
' quite fr ing howt p reh was Ias
e tbaahlto asu , a t pro eat Roman
a fully lerrgy an d eiem, nation preach
Cath ng an e do ctrine had ll not iadmi
Sible tais to m , cobt';a toemeoes
. itsoi tlg howt Aroa was first
Sebtshel a tp protest toalhst' oman
d Cathoic aootrleo had itmpos-l
Sopiion in Pr tr c . They are,
Sand thousa s of the " R ished Church
'I are following them-Ia 7 otof fact, play
I. iug at Ptierwlth hioe-and are
e fast. eaacati¶tb te EnallsTpeople to be.
ome omeo man tbols. . ,e meantime
S'ase or. a arot tlowe, tp pee their aosn.
Day by day and weerk ,y k are oon
a wects reoms auieospnleavd into the
SCatholi don.The
SJesnuaits' Chi the Orate
. rias in Birmpgo, of St.
i Charleds i1p i, i nothing of
* otherhneh os, receiving
't the a e.On of ho, hawing
Stheir certain
weand tath hes 4 »;i -` at is really
, aProtetautaSC irel
~ Though the following may seem llke a
Srepittion of+ the foregoing, it contains
1- facts and allusions worthy of considera
r, tion:
-dWhere To c-The whole phase of rellgion
1 in England ir now well worth studyn g.
l With the last few years a saying has arisen
It into oge which, in a few words, g9es a
" pretty pain idea of what many men think
, upon this subject. "Turn inidel, turn
SCatholic, or go mad," is an oeression
which needs but little interpretation. It
means that men begin to think they must
either aelyentirely upon their own judg
Smatt, and take to what is called natural
Si rleigos" or else that they must give up
dentinrl all private judgment and rely
Suapon teaching of another, otherwise
the obnroversie of the day will drive
i them deinnted. Fashion has oertainly
Staken the side of semi-athollism, or
, Irather, P sbold . y,of that sham Ca ho
k lli.nm .wdlh dIg tcled Anglican ritualism.
SBut real iCathlicism eertanly holds its
own and something more even in the
, regions of fashion. There are no churches
d in London better attended, and, uearious
v enough, none at which the proportion of
I men to -women is so great as the BeRoian
Catholio ehurehes at Farm street, 8panish
Space, the Oratory, Bayswater, OCe
Irean Ormon stmtreet and others. An
Strane.to i y, esoame of the leading Cathoii
ares i in metroPeis, inoluding the
a izbl shep ee are converte fkom An
a giesalam to the Roman Church. There
• arm ln BIsade a Cathoee paper in
Ssmnmed as la week, upwards of mOf Ca
Sthell prists r one-eighth of the whole
* amber, who were ont e minsters of the
ehomh ot Eag _nd :'as by law establlhed;
-ad ampag the leading men of.the iman
SCatholio laity it Is the same. There are no
fewerthan ten peers-narmely~ Lord Beau
moeet, the Bale of Behain, th Morquis of
SfBa, the Earl of DOebigh, the Earl of
SDnravens the E ofil arough, the
Earl of Granard, Lord Rowden, the Earl of
g Oxford, sad Lord Louth-who ae all con
verts to the Catholic Chareh, and have
beeome so within the last twenty year-s.
t nopg the baronesn of England there are
no leas than eighteen who have Joined the
d same Church from Angliceanist dauring the
last que orf a century, - All this, to say
a nothing ofthe host of men without titles
who have traveled the same road, indriates
the bett of the publio mind in hngland at
Sthe Paent day. And, curious enough, the
Seadik spirits among the coami journals
Sbf London have each of hem a gentleman
who is a'econvert from Angliianism to the
Roman Catholie Church. These arArthur
Sketehley, of As, F. I. Burnsnd of Pdach,
and Arthk r a Beekett of the oismawk .
STo these may be added the leading speaker
and reader of the day, Mr. Bellew, and
d Palgrave Simpson, one. of the hobeest, if not
the bast, dramatists of the present day.
k Surely all this indicates that a change is
coming over the ,spirit of our dream ere
Svery long in religious matters in England.
h
t, Parents ofsen see their faults-reflected in
y their children, and want to break the glass.
Ir The dilfculty Is not with the mirrotr but
Swith the object before it.
4%
-Oraments for Hos -tae aND Deoo
ailons, sadShir Orn ~,~er in the bet
twerljy4
P ..
clatrsaia MAnui n,
184 CSroudelene ex5.XasY s' Exchange
iptly atenaded to."
24 sade caro oe
T~TW He wOnU-C,........ H.
Ornaments for anklin -nid Erto streets, and Deo.
Krape tions, and Sh on r in the beet
gam.son a moanrac, CIEmRna K
WooRan. owAD AW. OUahS SE DT
e hjees alw Mon
Mahs ldeende
180 3 ...........Cliope Ste, ............18
(•ar ,Jnlis, , ) MA _il __
tAll work warranted to ie stire r
rrader promptly attended to
tsnilt tasl ane. o eat IT
Corner irankfln and Erato streets,
M = &RODERICK. CISTERN MAKES
with leftIntio. 1a lymt
te cerraspsyd with the time
OrdersteWsddn and Parties promptly ' aitened
9oOTs AND SHOLS-HATS.
AGAIN!
LeuisianaState Fair for 1870.
Diploma for Gents Winter BOOTS,.'
-Diploma for Gents' Summer BOOTS,
Bronse Medal for Ladies' GAITERS,
Bronse Medal for Ladies' SLIPPERS,
Silver Medal for Display of Laddte', Mimsse'. Gents
and Children's BOOTS and SHOES of all kinds.
LADIES', GENTS AND CHILDREN'S
Boots and Shoes, Trunks, Valises & Bags,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
On accgntot makinl alterations in our Store to enlarge
the establishment.
CLYNN & WINTZ,
mynS 3m No, 9 Camp street, near Canal.
T HOMA,S HARE,
BOOTS AND SHOES
166............Poydra 8treet............15
Boots asd Shoe. made to order at the shortest noce..
_a9 ly
Hom-aE BOOTS AND SHOES.
JOHN BNSEN, ad 35 Canal strekt.
Corner Petere and Canal, oppoaste the Cuatomhoms
Order. from the eoua and city solicited. Raot
m ratanla. at san?. Jrii tal. ,AlerderawiL
rseetve prompt f dot sealeasa d small prft.
tow motto. A loll aad noewaoork now on hand. u3I
J H. NORTON,
MANUTACTURER AND DEALERIN BOOTS AIR
17 .......... sr. ANDREW STREETr..........IT
n7tly 17 Now Orleans.
D HKUELBY,
FASBHIONABLE HAT AND CAP STORE,
17.......... Po-ydras Street.............. l
Between 8t. Charles and Carnmset, New oClemns.
1oo
LouISlANA HATMANUACTOITY
JOHN FRIE! Praetloal Hatter,
100............S CHARLES -T. 8 ............106
r nder MuraHy'j d No w $ o Orleans,
lyon hand a ohoee rhe as of Rat e.
TO RENT-A COTTAGE HOUBSE. WLL FUB
nlhmed, astuteod in CHATTAWA. on the Jak-n
Raglcad, within ten minutes walk of the Bedemptorlat
Church, surrounded with beautiful grounds, having all
the advantages of a genteel neighborhood And excellent
spring water.
Families desiring a delighitul summer residence have
here an opportunlty whioh rarely ofers. For partinu.
lara apply at this oiho..- jy3 1m
CAHILLT. & COFFEY,
JACKSON CORN MILL AND FEED STORE,
Nos. 01 and 7 Levee street and 3 ann 41 Water steet,
Feurth D 'ietriot.
Sominy Grits, Chioken and Cow ýe ed, et.
Goods delivered free of dravat. m. tS Sm
SOIR HR BANE, .Nw Os Juane , 1870.
At a meenti this day. the Board of Directors dea
aredl a semia-annual dlrdued of FIVE DOLLARS per
shars, tes oe tep payable on the S8th prslam.
3St 0. I.VAUDAf, Ceashier.
.1
17.-!....... . o.r s. ....... 1ois
um oa a, c morllm, ais uMe
SBlak Boi k Mnfacurer ,
d ....... . Candle mstCeonmt........ ... ..
counatrer r ala for man Flowers. Fancy Artiols
ls ofoall descriptions, Religiona Statues ofal
man. ex mfee? ly
T ·_- wLLIo Co.,
'Blank Book Manufacturers,
7.C.a. . mp street. . .76
Bse w otmaAm.
PriCountry orders carefully posed at lowest rates.
P O CATHOLIC BOO SLTZE AND
-lek.hu.e. x...ea er..topeek5 OOL3COOCE
otmAS manyupQssi ma adllinr
oA. at Religlous Arpelnesu etunrlly.
*.,-tos-s' ~<... 3 .......
ensra oer samwnoe.t ans ~ o.il m
e Wath .. PoBartsr it.ss y
L 'm.&L CNAP CATHOLIC BOOTlkCShk
e PATRICK DONAEOB.
Publishers Nrabsetaeloru aeadlme oCes oURCH
OF E COLUMBUS.
Puce sd. Sent free hy mail.
(W' Send fora Catalogue. ols tf
WESTERN PRODUCE, LIQUORS, ETC.
FLoU ....W.......... PLoW R...........FLOUR.
i0m bbl Freeh Sae ne.
w -m **Hrmt XL
9Oo -- Snowlatke XXX"
1oo0 Rudolph XX.
30o - V-oue Bramds ].¢
rs oo.. ovar okvious.
aGO TEA TABL.
For le. at lowe mrket mr etrbat.
myJPsm A 8 drs street.
EDWARD BUKE,
WHOLESALE IQUOR lERCHANT,
186 and . 19...IT.bohupitu las t....186 and
-Cele breans oaee Io.qer
VERYDr-Uh LDr "
VVER Y 0LD O0URLTO W> W
at rio,e .asn bl.lo . W
BUKn CO. cal the ,attetlo, of the
boi to their vetI extendo tock-of FEED and
wr" _- PJROD EU at the Stors 19, 156 1andn 198
Nw Levee street, eorner of Girod. !113 1,
. CAVAROC,
COMMISSION -MERCHANT, ,L
5.....--...---... Exchange Place.............5
Sole Agent for the follQwing brands of Liquors:
COCQ PEER ET FILS,
ACRILLE PETIT.
A. L DELEZINIER.
Als, T3. Roueilon-A Co.' CHAMPAGNE, and Wine.
of Selgnouret Frew. deli ly
JO HENDERSON,
wEousA DEAlEsa W
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Ne. 85 Teheupitoulaa cke4.
adl 754 end 76 Lafoatte ts,
!ell ly anw Ocleash
p BRADLEY.
Deler in WESTERN PRODUCE. HAY. CORN, OATS,
Brau, Flour, Pota)oe, Oauoam, ate.
_ MoCAFrrBY A CO.
DEALERS IB GRAIN, CORN ME.AT and HAY,
30.............OYviOAs VrEEN............00
Corner of ule. as Ny
JOHN 6. RYAN, WHOLESAI. DALER Za
Foredgn and Domestiio Wles and Liquors,.
a Toouptta strept between Zeayte ad Gired,
INw Orleens. pa bS
J. T. IBBONS. A co.,
Ba5mass m
x-GRA, CORN MEAL, AND AY,
7, , ; 4a......ew Levee te st...... ., a, a1,
arl ly Come 4r1de.
JOHN c. JIaEVbrW
Northern, Western and Southern Produoe,
3.-..............POYDRas STm T............... ..
ct sly .Betweem New r ves and alten.
aIs TO OCRTIY" THAT . POCSELU,
Ssatay and Treeelee of the aou eiuioaee Mm-,.
5etarag CmpanJ dadt-y B bye a resolteCa
of heBead Diec r p rsd h Ya 1481.D to
make contrets with all pateem behalf of the C
pany, to supply them with Ie, csi oatrmets to lase br
one year. WM. T. EPP,
Preedent LouLasa Ice Maauboturing Co.
Louisiana Ice Manufacturing Company,
FACTORY :
Os Trhoupitoulas 8treet, one Blook above Louisiana
Avenue.
BRANCH DEPOT: '
Corner Frost and Poydras Streets.
ICE AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Price-413 per Ton, at the Works; 105 per Ton, de
livered in any part of the city, n quantities of 500
pounds. Les than 500 pounds, one cent per pound.
Planters and partlee in the country will be charged
a very moderate extra price for paclage, ete.
Orders may be ent through the Poetetce, Box 138.
Tmy IE -RBT
DETER MARKET,
L. LUMBER CHARIT,
Ad pprietorof the U Craat Pala Mils
earner Ienton and Ruphracins etreete. BlI Sawed
to ardor. ws, ShaH ResTdde wClesse.
g lyot DobOrlead
--f F
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water munninge it li ai 1140 .
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plaoit7. of applica 'epl m it7,. p*
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and ahalf will buyy~p" ,trer { Xitoimd
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